The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-05-03
PERSONAL.

| III. M. TEoILoPE, u son of Anthony Trollope is
out in MY Own Love Story
| ALMA TAnz,tA, the artist, has n staircase of
| solid brass IL his new residence in London.
| Pa1HcE BISMARCK received on his birthday, re-
| Gently a barrel Of beer from nearly every brewer
| IN Germany. ...-.
| EMPEROR WILLIAM is reported 10 have said
| that 'it is the one button left unbuttoned which
! is the ruin OF an army" -
| Ex-SEcEErARY MASSIxo,s WIFE and daughter.
/ who are with him at Bouncmolth will be pre-
/ sented to the Queen May is.
! THE biography Of the late Dir. Darwin by his
| son is to be In three large volumes, and it will
be published in few weeks.
MIcHAEL DAvITT intends to make tour of the
| Highlands where the crofter movement eX-
| tends, and will address several meetings.
| SENIOR GALLARDo, the farmer, OF Cordova.
| Spain, who was captured by bandits, paid
| $1,000 for his release. He was kindly treated
THE present cashier Of the National Traders
Bank Of Portland, Me-. is Edward Gould. He
| has been cashier continuously for flfty-three
years, and is over 80 years old,
GEORGE II. Boxer. the poet-suthor of Fran
, Marks Episcopal church in Philadelphia of
which the Rev. DR.. Nicholson, formerly of Balti-
! more, is pastor.
CuAuNcrY It. BLACK, ex-Lieutcnant Governor
Of Pennsylvania, has committed himself to a
! second term for Cleveland with all his might
and main. He speaks Of the President with all
! the fervor of trst-ciass Postmaster.
On. Henry DErwILLER, who recently died in
Easton at the age of %, WA the first honno-
pathic physician TO PRACTICE in Pennsylvania,
and NJ the time Of his death was the oldest of
that school Of medicine in that State.
Mr. IAHorcHEaE remarks that "The Court
| Circular has always been uncnviably distin.
guished for its grotesquc imbecities: which is
certainly not q tOadyish expression, seeing that
the Queen personally super1ises the royal bulle-
tin in question.
THE nainc Of Gen. Boulanger is pronounced
BoolanghJai In English Gen. Boulanger would
be Gen. Baker. Sir Charles Dixie says that
Gen. Boulanyer Is beyond comparison the most
popular man in France, with the single doubtful
exception OF NJ, de Lcsseps.
NINE. .ScALcm is very gracious to ambitious
musical students who seek her acquaintance
She receives them kindly, chats wit.f ther1
pleasantly, ana they always Leave her presence
with as ardent an admiration for her as 4 woman
as they previously had fer her as an artist.
The first Of the Shermans that came 10 this
country left England In 1850. His name was
john. He was for years preacher in Connect.
cut. He afterward became a professor of math-
ematics at Harvard ond published several alma.
macs. FROM this brliny man are descended
senator sherman and Gen William 4. Sherman
Miss CARROLL. step-daughter of j. Fenner
Ice secretary OF Legation at Vienna, recently
married q man with a most striking title. He Is
vac NVuHt anon Won HciiSSenst1mn OF Heis-
Sehsteln and Gratclha13eu Baron of Starhem-
berg. Chamberlain aud Lieutenant IN the lrhlnn
Regiment OF AFchduiSe Carl Ludwig. No. a."
ana ne Is ready 20 light any man that says that
he isn't
DR.. ALuErr KELLOGG, who died a short time
ego Alameda, Cal. was the first person to
describy accurately 20 the world tie big trees -
which he did IN Gen Fremont's report to Con
gress Of hiS explorations He was am associate
OF Audubon in Texas at the time of its annexa.
ton 70 the United States, and be was the botan-
Isl OF the first government expedition 20 Alaska
after tho purchase Of that territory.